Can Novarel improve outcomes for patients with a history of endometrial polyps, and how does it contribute to preparing the endometrium for implantation in these cases?
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Can Novarel improve outcomes for patients with a history of endometrial polyps, and how does it contribute to preparing the endometrium for implantation in these cases?
Novarel, a form of human chorionic gonadotropin, aids in progesterone secretion, improving endometrial receptivity and potentially benefiting those with past endometrial polyps.
Novarel stimulates the release of progesterone, which thickens the endometrium, thus possibly enhancing implantation conditions for patients with a history of endometrial polyps.